How many people can the RAND Spirit 25 carry?

The boat’s passenger capacity is seven people.

What are the fuel rules for rentals?

One-day rentals include up to 3 hours of engine use; two consecutive days include up to 5 hours per day; one week includes one full fuel tank. Overtime is charged at €70 per hour.

How much is the security deposit?

The security deposit required is €2,500.

Do I need a boating license to rent?

License requirements aren’t specified here—check local regulations and confirm with the booking provider before you travel.

What are the operating hours for check-in?

The vessel operates between 09:30 and 18:30; confirm exact check-in and return windows at booking.

Is wildlife viewing common on these routes?

Yes—common dolphins and a range of seabirds are frequently sighted; always keep a respectful distance and follow wildlife guidelines.

Pilot the RAND Spirit 25: 250Hp Boat Rental from Outão, Setúbal

Outão sits on the northern edge of the Setúbal peninsula, Portugal, and the RAND Spirit 25 offers a high-powered way to explore the Arrábida coast and Sado Estuary from the water. The boat is a sleek, 250Hp, seven-passenger craft that combines speed and stability for day trips, wildlife watching, and quick runs to Tróia's sandbar. Rentals provide seven hours of use per day; for a single-day booking the engine comes with up to three hours of motor included, two-day bookings include up to five hours per day, and week rentals supply one full fuel tank. The vessel requires a security deposit of €2,500 and operates between 09:30 and 18:30; overtime on the engine is charged at €70 per hour after included time.

Setúbal’s coastline is defined by the limestone cliffs and forested slopes of Serra da Arrábida, clean coves like Portinho da Arrábida and Figueirinha, and the long sandy sweep of the Tróia Peninsula opposite the Sado Estuary. From the RAND Spirit 25 you can skirt Posidonia seagrass beds, peer into hidden bays, and watch for common dolphins riding the bow wave. The geology here—older sedimentary limestone carved by sea and wind—creates sheer cliffs, small beaches, and sheltered anchorages that are hard to reach from shore.

This boat is suited to small groups who want autonomy: there’s room for seven passengers and enough power to cut across open water when weather allows. Expect straightforward handling but bring basic helm experience or ask for an orientation on check-in. Practical details are clear: fuel policies differ by rental length, and the €2,500 deposit covers damage or extended fuel use.

Local character shows in the fishing boats in Setúbal harbor, the salt flats visible across the estuary, and oyster and clam beds that support regional cuisine. For history buffs, Setúbal’s maritime traditions date back centuries, reflected in old forts and fishermen’s wharves along the shore. Conservation matters here—slow down around Posidonia meadows and dolphins, and follow local guidelines when anchoring.

Why book the RAND Spirit 25? It’s a high-powered, flexible platform for a day of turquoise coves, wildlife encounters, and sweeping coastal views without the crowds of mainland beaches. For travelers staying in Setúbal or nearby, this rental turns the coastline into your private playground—fast, secure, and tuned to practical needs of timing, fuel, and safety.

Bring a cooler, reef-safe sunscreen, and a dry bag for cameras; life jackets are recommended and likely provided—confirm at booking. Routes commonly include a morning run to Tróia for shallow sandbars, an afternoon loop beneath Arrábida’s limestone cliffs, and sunset approaches along Setúbal harbor. Ask the provider about sheltered anchorages and local speed limits, and always check wind forecasts before casting off and tide tables when planning.